Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-25


CALL BOARD sALES-MoRSING SESSION.
Seller lSS7-l00 tons 81 81; 200, 81 975s; 900
81 49,; 100 81 9794: l00, 81 9S; 100 81 9slI 100
81 9S: 100, Il 1875 100, 81 s95s; 1900, s.
July-l00 tons, s..
August-100 tons, s..
Buyer 1SS7-1Co tons, s.; 100, s. %; 100, 81 OS
100, s. 021a.
Buyer August and September - 100 tons,
81 03% q ctl.
BARLEY-Rusiuess is not quick Buyers APP
pear TO be DESTROYS OF waiting until the season
becomes more advanced before making heavy
purchases. Trade at the moment consists largely
in filling jobbing orders. Feed is quetable at
Sl@1 OBJ Z ctl, though some parties ask higher
Old Brewing moves of rather slowly at 81 10 TO
81 2215 as top figures with lower grades selling
from 81 10 to 81 w., as To condition. Nothing
doing in new Brewing.
No sales on call to-day.
OATS-ImpToved trade is hoped for next week.
Choice Feed, 81 5718al CO. No l Feed, 81 sea
l So; No. 2, 81 45@l so; Milling, 81 coal IS;
Countries are weak. the demand being
light We quote; California large Yellow, 81 100
l 1879. small Yellow, 81 l5@l II; White, 81 S2%
CRACKED CoRN-Quotable at s27@27 50 p
CoRNMEAL-Millersa quote Feed at SIG 5O@
y p ton: fine kinds for the table in large and
small packages, 2ll'9251c 9 II.
SEEDS-We quote as follows: Mustard, Brown
81 5093 Yellow, 81 50@S q ctl; Canary
3,9S5lc; Hemp, Sl3G3$i4; Rape, 2@e253c; Timothy,
5a6c; Alfalfa, 76l51$c: Flax 81 90G2 Is Q etl
MIbDLINGsEQuotable at s2762S p ton.
HAY-We quote old: Wheat, sll@15 Barley,
S9Gll; Dat, Si0@l2. We quote new: Wheat
sl$ql5 50; Barley, SlOGl2; Dat, s1i@1S So Al
STRAW-Quotable at 35G5Oc "a bale.
HOP5-Old crop, nominal at l2G15c 4 h.
For new Russian river, the bidding figure is
| TIC, with zoe asked.
BRAN-Quotable at SIG . ton.
RYE-Oherings have been wholly neglected.
Qqota6le at 81 4514gI 80 2 ell.
| ctl according to quality
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable AT s2S@2I 4 ton.
| FOTATOES-In good supply. No change in
| prices. Quotaele at 40el65c E ctl.
| ONIONS-Silverskins have the preference of
buyers. We quote; Red, 25@50c; silverskins,
| 61tq75e q ctl.
DRIED PEAs-We quote: Green, Sl@1 90
! Niles 81; Blackeye, 81 I2I31l p q ctl.
BEANS-Bayos, s2GG2 50; Bugter, a 7592; Pink,
q j5gl 45; Red, 81 1901 as; Lima, 81 1922 Is;
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. active. We quote
| Egg Plant, 2j950c 2 box; Cucumbers 500
| soc q box; Green Peppers, -25G50c z box; Green
| Peas. 2l%Cd3c q Ii Tomatoes 40d50c p box
for Vacayilie, and 90cgSi = box for river
Green Corn, S@l5c + dozen Green OkTa, case
Z D. String Beans. 11SG2c p b Summer
15c p dozen Osrrots. 35@5Oc 2 ctl: TuDip5,
! 25q5o3 = CT. Bees, 75c@&l q sack; Parsnlps,
| 50GSl q c,l; caukhcWeS, 80 IGje = dozen
| Cabbage, 50g7Jc - ca: Garlic, 112c 2 70
| CELERY, 5oC260c p dozen; Dry Peppers, S@10c
| Dry Okra 10000 = il
| FRUIT-Watermelons are coming along more
| freely. Cantalonpes are also in good supply.
| stra @berrles went rather cheap to-day. Figs
| bring full figures. Poor Grapes are al
most unsalable. We quote prices as follows /:
Crab Apples SOC 2 box Cantaloupes, s. SOFA
| z case; Watermelons, tl5@20 ? hundred; Grapes,
i0G75c = box; do, Aiuscat. Il 25d1 80 2 box; Nee
tarines l0G55c a box; Peaches, 40tG60c 4 box and
| 40 a60c = bskti Apples, 50c@sl p box, and 25@
| soc q basket; Pears 50GlS5c Is box, and 25a50c 2
| bskt; Bartlett 75c@S1 so {, box; Figs, 81 q
| box Strawberries, S5G6 p chest; Blackber
ries, s3tGS 80 2 chest; Raspberries, 81 50G6
| SOC z box; Mexican LINES g5.2G = box (:
| Lemons, Sicily, s6d7 do California, 81 5092 50
for common, sS94 2 box for choice: Or
| anges, S3d-S 80 q box; bana1ss, e j0tg3 50 2
bunch PineapDles. S4G6 - dozen.
! DRIED FRDIT-We quote: Sun-dried Ap-
! pies, 6G7c e ID Tor sliced and 4a5c Tor Guar
| tered: Alden ana Plummer, I21ze April
| cots, n@l2c Bieckberries. 10c; Fige, 566c for
| pressed and &c for impressed; smyrna do,
| l21@@l4c for layers. and 99l0c for kegs; Hecte-
| rines. l0c; Peaches, 1TE}ISc for peeled, and ga
| 10c for unpeeied; Pears 36e4c for whole and TO
| SC for sliced lnschine-dried lIc9I21Sc Plums
SG9c fer pitted and 294c for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes. 7@sc; French Prunes, 9Gl0c = Il
RaisiGs, London Layers, 81 25@1 70 p boz. with
2lG2oc advance Tor fTections: Common, 81 100
| | 81 r box.
| ? % for choice and case for common: bright
! extracted, 41Std51Sc.
BUTTER-We quote prices as follows:
| Fancy. 23I25c good to choice, 21(0221 &c:
fair, 17al9c; mixed lots, IIGl6c; frkin, 1Oc
! for fancy. IG,aISe for fair to good, and naI3c
2 10 for poor picked roil, 2215G2c p n. East
ern, l$&i5c ID for ordinary to fairly good
| quality.
| CHEEsE-Quotsble at IOd11c r p for choice,
cased, and 9@l0e for fair TO good quality
| EGGS-Quotable at 3G25c q dozen for ranch,
and 21G22c for store consignments inferior
/ 16GlSc /; Eastern 15@ilScP dozen.
| POUITRN-Live Turkeys -GobbleTs 17@19e;
s6eS for yonus: Hens. s6G6 so for ordinary
stock, and s7GS for choice; 8rcilers, s. 500
l1;ess SECS; Geese, u lS@l 20 , pair; Pigeons,
| GAME-Wc quote venison. l2al4e q n:
Doves; !5csSl $ doz Rabbits. Sl@1 D Hare,
| PR0vIsIoNs-Go trade. We quote: Eastern
Hams, l5sl51se; California, I0011c for salt;
I refrigeratoE-cuTed, 1311S5zc; Eastern Breakfast
| Bacon. aL5Gl25@e California Bacon SGSISe for
heavy snd medium. s@91Sc for light nles ium
sud lO9lic foI light, l21l21ze extra light; Clear
Sides, s1ze1 Ice = u Po-k, 81 509107 Dbl forex
ira prime, sieGu Tor prime mess, SIS 5Jt616 fol
mes, SO 99@r7 for clear, sl5 5oals for extra
1lesr; Pigs feet. 81 50eI2: Ness Beef. So 50a 20
for bDis. IS 1915 for nj bbs: Eztrs Mess Beef
$40 6OGll for bbis, s 5965 % for n ibis: Family
Beet, Si5@1S ? Dbl: California Smoked Beef
I 1291215e 2 y; Eastern Lard, 9Ga1Ic for tieFces
and 959@I0c q d Tor pals: Ca if5rnfa do IG-fs
tins, 15sc; 5-n tins, se pals, &c for l0-fb 9Ize
/ for on; and e5ze g D for BIB pails.
WoOL-He quote:
( Northern
Extra choice spring, = fb.............. .2ia2ic
! do, good condition. 1901
DlI SHUT stttlN r D..l3s1lD
Coed short spring. seedy, , fb...........I 5AI7
Choice short spring. free, = sb......l7zIS
I Choicest Northern spring. = 3. .. ono -
, Good years spring s-ee 2 fo..... l56aI6
Fair years spring. seedy, . h...........l4osl5
Poor years spring. seedy and harry = b. ..2gls
Oregon
Eastern -9s622
30, l64SIs
%. moor. heavy Haze
FRESH MEATS-Follosing are me rates ter
whose earcssses from sieSShterers 20 dealers
Beef-First quality, 6@61s &C. second Quality SIC:
third quality, 41zg5c z d. Neal-Iezze 5aa e :,
s<nah, sta9c ? D. MISUNDERSTANDING at 5ISG6Ixe
' .. Lamb Spring, T@sc . b. pUrk-I.;ys ogs
On foos grain fed. 4s<35e; stock, ze4lsc
dressed Asgs, 7G75sn = q
The Be tsee of Amarapoora. in Burp,ab
IS about 2t70 years old, aud it can be
traced in historic documents as far back as
1872 a. d. 0tzer trees are believed to be
older-Afriean and California specimens
being computed a 5, 0G0 years-bnt there is